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… achievements 2022-2023. 21 Facts and Figures 22 A day at the desk The eight members of FHML’s International Relations Office are mobility manager, advisor, liaison officer, trouble shooter, connector, facilitator and everything else for international exchange students and partner institutions abroad. 24 What drives students to become a student representative? With its combination of science, technology, chemistry and physics, medicine and entrepreneurship, this bachelor fully equips students for a … 2023 for the first time *** Programme is renamed per 1 September 2023. Former name was M.Sc. Work, Health and Career. 21 M M B B MB Staff members with University Teaching Qualification (BKO): 723& Staff members Education FHML 2023 Studying at a foreign university, doing an internship abroad, living and working in another country is an exciting experience. Students get to discover other cultures, build international friendships and gain new insights in their field. It enriches them both as a person and as a future health professional. To fulfil its purpose, however, such a foreign internship or study must be well prepared. This is where the IRO comes in. Caroline Aben, Irene Tesink, Maud Senden, Ingrid Melters, Laura Bruijnzeels, Maud Dassen, Pascale Nelissen and Miranda Gubbels do everything in their power to provide …

… 1972-1974. Franz C. Palm has been a visiting professor at the University of Louvain and at the Graduate School of Business of the University of Chicago, and a visiting fellow at Harvard University and at Université de Montréal. Since 2000, he is a foreign member of the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences, Humanities and Social Sciences Division. He is a fellow of the American Statistical Association, the Journal of Econometrics, the European Economic Association and of CESifo. Franz … Board of Editors”, De Economist 156, 2008, 1-2. “Information gathering through alliances”, jointly with Letterie, W., Hagedoorn, J., and H. van Kranenburg, Journal of Economic Behavior and Organization 66, 2008, 176-194. “Central bank intervention and exchange rate volatility, its continuous and jump components”, with Beine, M., J. Lahaye, S. Laurent, and C.J. Neely, International Journal of Finance and Economics 12, 2007, 201-223. “Cointegration testing in panels with common factors”, with … Schim van der Loeff, De Economist 154, 2006, 85-105. “Testing for common cyclical features in VAR models with cointegration”, with Hecq, A. and J.P. Urbain, Journal of Econometrics 132, 2006, 117-141. “Have sequential interventions of central banks in foreign exchange markets been effective?”, with Beine, M. and S. Laurent, De Economist 152, 2004, 297-308. “Editorial – Introduction to the special issue on behavioral finance”, with De Bondt, W.F.M. and C.C.P. Wolff, Journal of Empirical Finance 11, …

… Article 8.3 Unforeseen cases/safety net scheme Article 8.4 Effective date APPENDICES Appendix 1 Content of the programme Appendix 2 Courses with limited capacity (art. 4.5) Appendix 3 Equivalent pre-university education; Appendix 4 Regulations for exchange programmes to study abroad Appendix 5 Accountability for the language of instruction Section 1 General provisions Article 1.1 Applicability of the regulations These regulations apply to the education and exams and examinations of the … 1. Components attained in connection with an exchange programme adopted by the faculty board may be incorporated into the examination for the programme for which the student is registered. 2. In principle, a student pursuing part of their studies in a foreign country does this as part of the DACS’ exchange programme at one of its exchange partners. 3. Studies in connection with the exchange programme constitute part of the studies at UM. 4. The certificate may not be issued until the exchange programme has been completed and the results in the foreign country have been incorporated. The results will be taken into account for classification on the same basis as the results attained in the faculty. 5. In connection with the requirements regarding the level and content of the examination for …

… Article 8.3 Unforeseen cases/safety net scheme Article 8.4 Effective date APPENDICES Appendix 1 Content of the programme Appendix 2 Courses with limited capacity (art. 4.5) Appendix 3 Equivalent pre-university education; Appendix 4 Regulations for exchange programmes to study abroad Appendix 5 Accountability for the language of instruction Section 1 General provisions Article 1.1 Applicability of the regulations These regulations apply to the education and exams and examinations of the … 1. Components attained in connection with an exchange programme adopted by the faculty board may be incorporated into the examination for the programme for which the student is registered. 2. In principle, a student pursuing part of their studies in a foreign country does this as part of the DACS’ exchange programme at one of its exchange partners. 3. Studies in connection with the exchange programme constitute part of the studies at UM. 4. The certificate may not be issued until the exchange programme has been completed and the results in the foreign country have been incorporated. The results will be taken into account for classification on the same basis as the results attained in the faculty. 5. In connection with the requirements regarding the level and content of the examination for …

… period of study abroad). Proposals for the courses to be followed must be submitted to the Director of Studies for approval, in the form of a learning agreement (in accordance with the Internationalisation Office's procedure for stays abroad). If an exchange at a partner university is not possible, a proposal can be submitted to the Director of Studies for approval for an alternative completion of the compulsory 24 credits that have to be obtained abroad. 3 Students can acquire a maximum of 12 … with the requirements of Article 69, and • have submitted a letter in English stating their reasons, which the Admissions Board has found convincing; b) those who • have been awarded a Bachelor of Laws degree by another university, including a foreign university, which is comparable in terms of level with the Dutch degree, and • have a sufficient command of the English language in accordance with the requirements of Article 69, and • have submitted a letter in English stating their reasons, … stating their reasons, which the Admissions Board has found convincing, and • who are deemed admissible for selection as referred to in Article 66; c) to those who • have been awarded a Bachelor of Laws degree by another university, including a foreign university, which is comparable in terms of level with the Dutch degree, and • have a sufficient command of the English language in accordance with the requirements of Article 69, and • have submitted a letter in English stating their reasons, …